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This page contains information on using the [http://uddi.org UDDI] schemas with XSD. This page contains information on using the [http://uddi.org UDDI] schemas with XSD.
-Before compiling you will need to download xml.xsd and xmldsig-core-schema.xsd and adjust all remote references in the UDDI schemas to point to these local files by replacing the schemaLocation attribute in the import elements with just the file names.+Before compiling you will need to download <code>xml.xsd</code> and <code>xmldsig-core-schema.xsd</code> and either re-map all remote schema locations with the <code>--location-map</code> options or adjust all remote references in the UDDI schemas to point to these local files by replacing the schemaLocation attribute in the import elements with just the file names.
The following options are recommended to compile the UDDI schemas (replace ' with " on Windows): The following options are recommended to compile the UDDI schemas (replace ' with " on Windows):

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This page contains information on using the UDDI schemas with XSD.

Before compiling you will need to download xml.xsd and xmldsig-core-schema.xsd and either re-map all remote schema locations with the --location-map options or adjust all remote references in the UDDI schemas to point to these local files by replacing the schemaLocation attribute in the import elements with just the file names.

The following options are recommended to compile the UDDI schemas (replace ' with " on Windows):

--namespace-regex '/.* urn:uddi-org:(.*)/uddi::$1/' --namespace-map http://www.w3.org/2000/09/xmldsig#=xmldsig

You should also consider using the --root-element-* options to select for which root elements you need parsing and serialization functions.

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